PHP - Request LifecycleWhat is wrong with this PHP script intended to simulate a Node.js server? AThe infinite loop will cause memory leaks without closing connections.Bstream_socket_accept cannot be used inside loops.CThe server will crash because fwrite is asynchronous.DThe error message is missing the error number.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Analyze loop behaviorThe infinite loop accepts connections and writes data but never closes them.Step 2: Identify resource leakWithout fclose, connections remain open, causing memory/resource leaks over time.Final Answer:The infinite loop will cause memory leaks without closing connections. -> Option AQuick Check:Always close connections in loops [OK]Quick Trick: Close connections inside loops to avoid leaks [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking fwrite is asynchronous in PHPBelieving stream_socket_accept can't be loopedIgnoring resource cleanup in infinite loops
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